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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-09-14
THE HADDOCK MURDER.
A Brief Resume Of the Tragedy
and the Circumstances
Leading to 1t.
The Present Trial Of Fred Munchrath,
Jr., one Of the Defendants
The jury.
Tho Opening Statements Of the Conn.
sci to the Jury-Taking
Testimony.

Over one year has elapsed since the drcary,
fateful night OF August 3, 1886, which wit
messed a Sioux City, Iowa, one of the most
noted tragedies tina has startled and shocked
the country for yea q and which for mont .
was the ies theme of pablo print and pub
lie interest--he ass issinasion of Rev. Geo. G..
Haddock, and Will perhaps the interest in
this celebrated case is now less iatcnse than
at that time it is none the less absorbing and
general In view o. he fact that one of tn e
de endants under indict nent or p.rticipan-
~ in the crime, is now on trial in tbs Dis
srict Court o Woodbury. c unit Iowa, brief
resume Of he case will be mey and fresh
the memory of the ia'al proceedings OF tha,
memo able night and subsequent evens, as
well as the cidents atten ling the trial o. tbs
alleged murderer.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-09-14
THE TRAGEDY.
The Minister Falls Victim TO tho Assas.
sins Bullet.

Rev. George G. HaddycA was sh the cve-
Mug OF August 3 $50, between the hours of
1Uan Ii O'clock on Iourth street, while cross
ing Wa er. H had teen over to slpu ban
p. ecidct, Green vil!e gaming evilence a a nss
the saioons IL wa ompanieu by Rev.
Iu,ner. After driv ng tn latter HON he
went 10 Merri4.'s ivory stab on Wa er
sire t, whore h. PIT Up the can sd started
tor home. The nls ht was a eark, dreary aud
rainy ODE. hev Haduock was me on the
street crossing ly one or more men. The
sharp req ort of revolver cut the damp air,
there was gfoar, hur ying OF fleeing foot
steps, and those v no hastened o the scene o.
this trsgeoy found Kev. Haddock lying upoa
the mu Idly street, lie nearly xtinct 1lom q
pistol wound in the neck. The pefp traitor of
fhe crime anu those with hiaI had sought "a e.
ty in retreat 1hs widest excl .einent fol-
low d, anu for months Ii tie else was talked
o., tuG n actual in orma ion was Ained ~ to
the chief perpetra or OF the crime
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-09-14

robbed the Office nt Glens Falls, New York,
On the 20.h OF August, has been arrested al
Henderson, North Carolina, and is on his
way back, with $3,4OO Of the stolen
money.
INDIANAPOLIS will use the hour or two
Of the presidents halt at that place in driy-
ing him through the principal streets to the
state house, where the Hoosiers will shake
hands with HIM.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-09-14
THE TRIAL.
Tho Personnel or the Jury-Opcning Ad
dresses.

Tho Personnel Of the Jury Opening Ad-
the work OF empaneiing . jury in the
Munchra, III case began early tho morning OF
Wednesday, the 7lh. The majority Of he
regular venire was soon exhausted and re-
course WAS had to tho special venire OF go venty,
drawn by the sheriff Some fifty person )
were examined-tle STATE exhaust z stl their
peremptory challenges, rad the defense the
same, before the jury box was satisfactorily
filed At the close OF tho second day the fol-
lowing gentlemen were sworn - jnrors:
James Collins. gardner, Sioux City.
A. Millard, nnderts ker, Sioux City.
f. J. Jsuron, merchant, Saiix
VIM Hall, farmer, Oto.
f. E Sanford, farmer, Union.
G. II. Koons, farmer, Rutland
IL Goodrich, farmer, Concard
Chaa Armitage, farmyr, Arif1gton
T. W. Yockey, farmer, Miller.
y H. Moore, druggist, Sioux City
&. Z. Zerfing, farmer, Grant
X G. McDougall, music dealer, Sioux City
Tho state " represented by Count At
Standing ] NJ and aylor | The d fen.. ] Syi'I by a ".
Ar 0, Isaac Pendlet n, o. u Tred~ay, r. l.
Lynn and Geo W. Kellogg.
The opening statements Of the counsel were
made 20 the jury Friday morning. E H. Hub
bard appearing Tor the state he reao the in
dictrneut charging Munchrath with murder
Mr. Hubbard sid that tho state would prove
thai Munchrath did combine with others TO
commit wrong against Dr.. Haddock- lat least
TO assault him wi h inte 1t to do him bod ly in
jnry-and that he was present with otners in
was murdered. Mr.. Hubbard did not charge
that Munchra b actually 6-sd with his own
BE- the revolver sn0t whica killed Dr. Had
dock He then gave m outline Of the ,A0ta,
showing thu Munchrsth was in 4 conspi acy
and com binstion commit an assault Ga Df.
sv ~tN ~ Is La
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-09-14

PRoF. BEAL Of Michigan, says Inst y
take out the Norway spruce would deprive
MS OF one OF the best, Il not the most ~.
sirable, evergreens at lsast 10 fAf . ~ oan
judge for thirty. yenSs He knows ok -
confer to take IL place. Ths bslsam ~
years, when il begins 10 dvindls. IN
American arbor vite does wsll IN daaap
places, but on dry ground. II left y ileol1,
Il soon dies in places and looks had.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-09-14
LeM Dry.

Queen Kapiolani must feel bad when
she reflects that while she was hobnoib b.pg
with the mighty ones OF the earth her poor
husband was actually suffering for sum.-
Peoria Transcript.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-09-14

teacher said to member OF the stats
board Of health who vas investigating the
condition OF her room: sOh haven't any
ventilaton; don't see any use for them.
But how do You keep the air pure2" .sOh,
I've got ,ermometer. "--Alb0mr Ar0us.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-09-14
Her Idea or Science.

"Whv 80 silent, George?" she asked.
Il just saw shooting star and didn't
want to speak until had wished some
thing" be said.
You're just - mean - you can bel
Why did yoE not tell mo, and then ~
could both have wished together. The
.yudOe
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-09-14
THE TESTIMONY.
Synopsis Of the Evidence Deducod ut the
ArcnsdOrf Trial.

Arensdorf Trial.
The FIRST witness put on ty the defense was
Policeman Smith, who testifel that Bismarck
was 100 drunk to walk straight. between ii 80
and midnight on the nignt of the muraer.
Adoiph Metz testihel that's $3.50 bismarck
had been drinking but was not bad" was
very runk at IL o'clock and later.
William Meiz, h wife and Oscar Bridwell
all ties ified at Bism rex was very drunk on
and af or III o'c.ock
murder, Bismarck 50 d that he a d Trieber
| coni make more Ing up preachers:
VIM. ID ersham testified OF NJ Leavitps
satisfaction ON hearing OF tn, murde and
that Lsavitt wore gray fe.t hat on the night
Of lie murder.
Matt tr ncscus testified that Lsavitt said
, he favored killing the ----. Prohibitionlst
worke ~
Joseph sprey testified that on the evening Of
August Leavltt wore light pants and wanted
to Dor ow revolver
loronor Waterman testifel az to the in
quest
James Cguil shank testified as to q talk be-
,w en- Lesvitt and Dismarck at tho jai in
which Leavitt said: You know did not kill
Haddo,.k. You saw Arensdor shoot as we'll
as me. "
Louis Seizer testified that Lavitt said: "We
ought TO blow up me OF tie temperance
crsnks, - We d at Leavenwor b "
Louis Agnes stifie that Bismarck said
he lold who did the shooting 10 save his own
neck
Chaa Cormeny teshfied that Leavi wore
liz ht pants on tho evening oi the murder.
mis- J. w. Gilbertt snfied that Ms Lesvitt
sa'd tat or two cents she n fuid do ur Had
deck MrA Anna Kegemeyer tesaA ID tcths
sam.
h G. Barnes testified to being with Arens-
tiarf at tns hepherd until alter 10 o'cl0sk,
aud that when he left HIM Arensdor wsn
east. John Daveiaar sst,iied to eeeing Ar
ensdorf at Eberley's salon with Barnes ~
$50, and sam Kicker 10 seeing Barnes and
Aren-dorf ct the Shepherd at ~ o'clock w.
r. Whitten testlAed at IL il 40 feet tom
the bridle to th electric light
Adolph Nepper 70 tiled that ArensdOff
b uxht the Bismarck house for him. Ad0lph
5ohn Martin testifed ihat lAavitt u a: Oil
DO some 4 thsm up. rtfs ring 70 Haddeck,
et IL
Wm Scott tsss,Hsd that Arepsdorf ~ II
the shepherd = l0:tN on ths night of ths
q ~ sni.A tsssAs1 ts lsssise ~ = ~
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-09-14
Hoist IN His OMn Pofarl

1t ia somewhat comforting 70 rots that Il
is generally the man who cannot ~ N Who
rocks the boat ct picnic. Lowell Cyeissa.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-09-14

THE Japanese Prof Nishigava = = pss-
sent stu lying the German art Of beer bsow-
ing at it, source in Muni~h. where hs spent
a. much ~ eight days in one brewery. H
was sent thitber BY the japanese eovsrn-
ment which 10 desirous OF checking he
growing consumption Of brandy, and con.
templates the introduction OF German asd
English beer free Of dury, white pnttine
high tax ON stronger alcoholic liquors.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-09-14
Had No Eject,

II guess you'd better try chloroform on
me" said Tompkins, in th chat Of the
barber, who was keeping mp constant
chatter.
"Try chloro.orm, sir"
eyes; gas doesn't seem to have any ef.
fectT York Sun.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-09-14
FRED MUNCHRATH, JR.
The Defendant Now ON Trial-Who He IL
and How He Looks.

Fred Munchrath, Jr., the defendant now on
trisl for the murder of Rev. hAddock, is q out
"a years OF age. He was am NJ the first
made tha. city h,s home. His family consists
of wi Q and child His parents are boil Ger
mans and we'll thought OF, his father being
one Of the aldermen OF the city. At the time
of the homicide Fred Mncsarath, Jr, ran The
fremont second-class hotei with bar At
tached. Up to the lime Of this trouble he d
borne good reputation. He ID rather tall,
slender, lightish hair aud eyes, aud light
moustacae In conver sa,ion he 10 pleasan.
and courteous and has many warm frienda
He was not called Is . witness at the Arena
dorf trial
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-09-14

Young man. he said solemnly u ::
youth who was doxing IN ! cosnsr of ~
car, 1T pains me to see you IN this ecadt-
ton. L qnor il curse that
ITS mot liquor, replied the youns nan,
lazy and worthless for any ~. Meep
Fork Sun.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-09-14
Keeping On to Grade,

1t costs - q week to boari an asisto-
cratic cat in New York city when the aris-
t0cratIc family which owns the aristocralio
cat goes to the aristocratlc Newport. Bos-
tom Record
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-09-14
Ewing the Rulxarians

When the m ,cury goes up II Chicagos
ation in Europe. AtIGsta CoHsti1sti0a.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-09-14
The Belle and Her PaRe.

A morning tableauL on the avenue u =
young woman of pronounced style and IN
athle ic manner OF progression, who ID l.
ways followed by page dressed II The
same stuf as her Ia l0r- made suits AEe
made Of Toscn Topics.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-09-14
She Did.

Ethel, dear, he nsked tenderly, do you
believe in love in cottage7s
yes, indeed, shs answered enthusiasts
cally, IF thu cottage 10 At Long Branch.
--Neu York Sun.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-09-14
One Ntnllarity.

A meteor is someth ng like IN Isishman.
Its diaappearance is followed By waks.-
Pitssbwrg Bwlletin.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-09-14
I.itfle 1yirl,s Rase Hit.

"Oh, papa, exclaimed a little girl in the
grand stand at the beginning Of last We'd
nesday's game, see the two men With
bustles on their faccs!"--Des Moinee
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-09-14
TAKING EVIDENCE.


Testimony.
2 Ten Witnesses were examined Friday. and
they were not he main W, ss+sses upon whom
the stale relies. Their evidence wss rather Vt
q preliminary character, relating to orns Of
the surrounding. and atten ant circumstances
of he tragedy. Those of the witnesses wno
idenhcally the same stories ~ IN the tr,sl Of
Arensdorf. Il is therefore hardly worth
While TO reproduce the evidence o. this timA
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-09-14
MARKET QUOTATIONS..
NEW YORK.

CniCAot
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FROVISIONS.

BUTTER-Butterine, l2@13c; creamery,
22c; dairy, Ice; country butter, l5g22c.
HOG PRODUCTS-firm mess pork, new,
sl7 so; old sl5 30; sugar cured hams, 115z9
lie; breakfast bacon, l09llc clear rib sides
baco5, S51981ac; clenr side bacon, 9C191zc;
bacon shoulders, 611g6s6c; bulk pork clear
sides, SgS1sc; clear rib sides, 754971sc;
shoulders, 6@61sc; long clear, 7ssg714c; pork
LsRbtlgYTisrcss, exc; half barrels, 10;
kegs, 70; choice kettle, 89S14c. Firm.
CHEESE-Prime fats, 9d10c; New York
factory, none; iull cream, 15c; Young
PIGS 1F'EsEi-Bsrrol,. 81 50; half barrels.
S. IS; ksest 81 1898.
P0ULcRY-Ohickeu active; spring, 81 25
as; old teps. 81 1903.
FREsE MEATS-Cold storage beef, fore
quarters, 1850; hindqusrters of beef, 9@lOc
mutton, Sc.
ST. LOUIS. MO-, june. H.-PrOvision.
SIS. lard, S6 10. Dry salt meats-boxed
shoulders, IS rs; long clear and clear ribs,
s.; short clear, IS S. Bacon boxed shou!-
ders, $685. 25; long clear and clear ribs,
IS Is; short clear, IS 371fd8 so. Hams stead
at 11k@l4c. Eggs steady at 91S@lOc. But
ter Arm; creamery, l5@lSc; dairy. l0@l5c.
CHICAGO, ILL, June 2l.-Quite an active
speculative business was transacted in the
provision market but the fee ling was greatl ,
unsettled and prices m ed weak and lower.
OuorlnRb were quite nOeral' Whue the de
mand was only air ana mainly from parties
who covered outstanding contracts at pro
It. The receipts Of hogs were light and price
ru ed higher, but the nervous feeling in the
gran markets had considerable effect on pro-
Visions. July lard opened at So 25, and sold
down to e6 05, and up 10 So 81, and closed al
the opening figures; July short ribs opened
at 81 S21S, and sold up to 81 IS, and down "a
81 10, and closing at 81 III. Cash quo.
tatiops we're ss follows; Mess pork, per
hrl, ST.. Lard, per 100 bs, So 2O@6 IS; short
ribs sides loose a 29s7 25; dry sailed
sides, boxed, 81 5597 go. The leadinI
futures ranged as follows: Mes pork,
per brl, June opened at 81, highest
s22, lowest S22, closing at 22s. LARD
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$1SO,5OO Upton County
Bonds for Sale.
UNION AND PLANTERS, BANK.

| UNION AND PLANTERS BANK,
MEMPHIS, TENN, June IA, 1857,
By authority We offer for sale. through
seaI'd proposal, only, SSO.Soo Tiptsn
County Six Per Cont Coupon Bends, dated
May !, 1887, maturing as follows.
Sll.0O0 due years after date.
S2S,tOO due 10 years after date.
$3.50 due Is years after date.
S5S,5Oo dus % years after date.
All in denominations Of 85o0 and coupons,
payable semi-annuany on February lst and
august list Of each year, covering each six
months Interest, EXCEPT that the FIRST coupon /,
payable February LIST, next, covers nine
months interest and the last maturing oou-
pom three months interest. All on the face
are payable at this Bank and can be redeemed
after FIVE years from date.
Address sealed proposals TO tho Board .
Directors Union and Planters Bank, Mem
phis, Tenn" marked IBID for Bonds"
with certified check for three per cent Of
the amount bid for as a guaranty Of oompli-
auce, and such proposals will remain I'M
opened until u m. July q, 1887, at which
time they will be opened and awards made 10
the highest bidders, except that bids for less
than par and accrued interest cannot DO en-
tor tanned.
In addition to theAmount bid for the Bonds
purchasers will have to pay for the interest
accrued since May LIST, past.
These Bonds are issued for the redemption
Of like amount Of unmatured Certificates
Of Indebtedness which constitute the entire
debt of this county, except small floating
debt fvr current expenses fully covered by
pa due solleetible taxes.
Henry Craft, L a., and Messrs. Turley n
Wright, were engsged to investigate and pro-
nounoe upon the gislstion and proceeding
under which they were isiued, and their
written opinion concludes as follows:
"Afer careful consideration we give IL as
"our opinion that the action of the county 10
fully auth riEed by said LEGISLATION and In
conformity thereto; and tina The Bonds to
"be issued under II win bo the valid and
Il gal bonds of Upton county"
Fortified by al opinion of validity and
regularity from such able and eminent at
torneys. we have no hesitation In recon.
mendins to investors rs most desirable and
thoroushly safe Investment those Bonds Is
sued by q souaty SO wealthy, prosperous, and
50 lighdy hardened with debt.
NAPOLEON HILL. President,
s. P. READ, Cashier,
Of Union and Planters Pank.
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GROOERIEs.

SUGAR-Pure white, 61s96Sc; eff white
SIC; yellow clarified. excess; seconds
5k@511Sc; refined A, tha6,so; granulated,
61sa65Sc; powdered, 71@c; cut loaf, 71Ic,
RicR-Louisiana, 4,<e5Xci CarOlina,5,ss
C,NDiEs-Sticks all sizes, in boxes, pals
and barrels, T1f99xc.
CnFFEE-C o@mon, 1870; ordinary, 2la
2l1sc; fair, 22IS92Sc; prime Rio, 2Sa23IIlc;
choice to fancy, AS2ooi old government,
SsGE iSsts s1iSsSsr. bss.sl; sasi.
! IS; coarse. 81 roo ''15 = pockets, blea che
2A@7c; car loads from levee or depot, So
MoLAssEs-LOuislana. common to fair,
27930c; prime b choice, 4295Oc; syruV,
25g40c com mon TO fair. %92Sc; prime to
choice, S5s4ecs centrifugal fancy, S9iOc,
TANNED GOODS. ETc-Prices per doa:
Pinoapples, 81 259l so; reaches, 2-lh stand
ard. 81 S59l 45i seconds, 81 1901 Is; S-lb,
81 25; tomatoes, Alb standard. SlCgl 10; S-lb,
81 l5@l Is (; strawberries, 81 1901 IS; raspber-
ries, 81 loGi q; bjaokberties, slSl Is green
l o. G Sspsssas p'f e green T Pl sUGn
81 2Od 45; l,reop peas, 81 55 Il IS; cove oys.
ters, full weight. lib, S5@95c; ID, 81 90 q
us; light weight, l. b, s. d65cl 2-lb, sic
~; COZ denseu muk-Ct0Wni - 109o ID !
Eagle, u rs; swiss. S. rs
NEW ORLEANS, La, Jnre 2l.- Coffee
dull, weak and lower; Rio cargoes common
to prime, lS920zc. Rice steady; Lousiaua
ordinary to prime, 1850. Sugars stForg;
Louisiana open Kettle, good fair to fully
fair, sac; centrifugels, ohoics yellow clari-
fed,5lec; seconds, sac. Molafses strong;
Louisiana centrifugal, strictly prime TO
fancy, 2saSSc fair to good prime, 2l@25o
common to god common. lS92lc.
NEW YORK, June 3J.-Cotfee-Spot fair
Rio, nominal at Is 2c; options less active
aud lower, closing Arm sales, go 0 bags;
July, l6.25al6.7 oct August, l6,25Gls $50 /;
Ssntem her, l6 SO el7 05c; October, l6. 759
y 200; November, 10 90gl7. l5o; December,
l6 I0@l7 sc; January, Tdl7.SOc; February.
l6.s0gl7 .25c: March, II roe; April, II $50
II 400. susar steady and quiSt; esntr flu
gals. slice; refneu, active and frm off
A. 8 lb@5. 3lo mould A, 57s@5 l5-l6o;
standard A, $40; c,nfsctioners' A, $40
s 10 Ice; gran ulIsd 516@5 lH-l6c. MClasses
steady; so test, 1910. Rice firm,
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HOUsGHOLD sUPPLIEs.

APPLES Buying, loose, slal rs; sell.
ing, - ier barrel; dried apples, so per pound
from tore. Dried pes ches, Sc from store,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 81 5Q92 rs from
store Cahb sc, crate. :. Kraut, bar
els, So half barrels. IS, Garlic, 81 per 100.
FRUIT = Oranges imported, 50 1904 sc
per box. Lemons, 90 60n3 so per box large
supply Bansn as, 81 50a2 so per bunch.
NUTS-Coacyanu N6 per 100. Peap uts-
Virginia, &c; Tennessee farmers stock, 50
DC; roasted, 21So higher; shelled, loo. AL
monds, 1870. sluuts-Eu glish, lsc; French,
l5c, Fiberts, 12ho. Pecans-Texas, 7ll0c
Brazil nut'. 1919. ohestnuts-Imported
1216c per pound. -
RAIsINs-,lnndOn layers, s.; layers, 50 rs
California, 81 b. s-.l..
PICKLES-In lars, pints, $50; quarts 81 so
half gallons, o. X; gallons, IS rs; loose, bar
rels, S6 50g7; half barrels, 81; mixed, bar
rels. $40 81; mixed, alf barrels, o..
EGG>-Quiet, l39l4c.
P0TAT0ES-New, buying, 81 so; loose,
selling, So so per barrel.
CIDER-New York, s6 50 por barrel and
So IS per half barrel.
FISH ackerel, Aaif barrels, No. /,
% Is; No. 2, IS 70; No. 5, IS; lob kit, No. /,
81: No 2, CSC; No. 3, Sc. Dry behring's,
family, 2i per box. -
GAMr-Game 6sh. 596c.
YINEGAR-l09lsc per gallon.
S0APS-3931So,
CANDLEs~Fuii weight, $1,000.
kNUEFS-G CARROTS, 10.S5c; Ralph's,
1910; Railroad, &c.
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Chesapeake and Nashville
Railway Company.

NOTICE is hereby given that the annual
IN meeting of the stockholders of the
Chesapeake and Nashville Railway Compa.
ny Of the States Of Kentucky and Tennessee,
pursuant 70 ne charter and bylaws, VIII be
Railroad Company, In tho city Of Covlngton,
Ky 4, at the hour Of IL O'Clock noon. on thu
18th day of June, 1887, for tho purpose OF th,
election OF Board Of Directors to servo ioi
the ensuing year, and to authorize the ISSUE
company, issued or to be Issued at q rate net
exceeding 10000 per mile OF its lines Of rail.
road situated In said States, and the maxim !
Of mortgage on its property and franchisOI
10 secure the payment thereof, and sue b
other business as may properly come befol D
l. "A. M HOYT, Secretary
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A %St 90" Changes.

PITToBUNU, June 2I.-NOOn-River !
foot inches on tho gauge and stationary.
Weather clear and warm,
WHEELING, June l.--Noon-Riyor 4
feet inch on the gauge and stationary.
Weather clear and warm.
CINCINNATI, June 2l.-Noop-River 10
feet . inches on the gauge and falling.
Weather cloudy; Thermometer, $50.
EVANSVILLE, June q. -NoOn--River 10
foot Z inches on the gauge and falling.
Arrived; U. p. Schonck, Cincinnati, II a. IN.
Departed; Desoto. Cincinnati, Gam.
CAIRO, June H.-Noon-R % feet
inches on the gauge and rising. Weather
cloudy and mild: Arrived City Of Now
orleans, ST. Louis, 8 p m. City Of ProVi-
dence, Vieksburg, midnight. Departed;
If New Orleans, New 0'leans, 2 am.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-22
DRUGS, PAINTS AMP OILS.

DRuGS-Quinine, P. 4 w.. or, CSC; cans
SIC; Network quinine, OF. ,55c; cans 500; b.
o.. c Is S Ss Gan' o. sO0 yia IIH'ps'n H.
New York morphine, Il OF, 50 Is per or. /
OF. wills, 81 80; clnchonidia, OF. yials 1Sc
or; 5 OF. cans, l9c OF, : gum opium, per
pound, 81 so; powdered, s6 pei, pound; TO-
muth, 81 20 per pound, inclusive; chloro-
form, 45c per pound; blue mass, 43o per
pound; calomsl, SOC per pound; mercury,
65c per pound; chloral hydrate, 81 so per
pound: csmphor, SOC per pound; alcohol,
per salon, 81 40
PAINTS AND 0IL-White lead, Golfers,
6%c per pound, 21ac OF Is days; Southern
white lead, 60 per, pound, sou pounds, 81.
21%c of, Is, day.; boiled linsoed oil, 4Sc per
gallon, by barrel; raw, 45c; turpentine, $3.50
per gallon, by barrel.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-22
LIVE arncu

CORN PED t9.AATrLE-ohoics to:sxtra, 70
SHEEP-Choiee, 4c; medium st@3Io;
common SOL so. '|S0'''N'
LAMBsE :; tUs S5@e; common to good.
GRASS 0ATTLE-Choict, s1<as,Io; GOOD
24931+c; fair to medium, 21<a25zc; scala
Wags, 11S92c. '''''N
1KANsAS CITY, MO-, June 2l.-Tbo Ly,
Stock igd'cator reports. Cattle-Re ceipts,
s1S head shipments, Sls head; corn fed,
ings Of grass sommOm; good 10 cboife,
s. 1904 IS; common to medium "a M
3 30; stockers, 50 60g3 10; feeding stssrs a Il
as 40; grags Texas steers, 90 rs "a hi. COWS,
s2d3 IS. HOgs-heceipts, 5000 head! sbip.
ments, none; market opened Stesiv IA.
cuning loo and closing weak; good ~ choiSs
81 1904 50; common 70 medium, 81 40a4 Is;
1kiPs and pigs, 1884 30. bheep-Reesipu
523 head; shipments. none; msr.st st.aaS
dun, seq rs. '" NV
CHICAGO, ILL.,, June a.-Ths Dro,.r,